I made the mistake of reading some of the comments for the Mediaite story. The new fallback position is that, even if InTouch was totally within the bounds of the law, it published the identities of the victims. Except it didn’t, those portions of the reports are redacted. The only thing published was identifying characteristics. In fact, it’s the family who has offered up the identities of two of the victims just so they can parade them around as “victimized” by the press.